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Keyboard Special Featuring Joe Alterman, Tyrone Jackson, Kenny Banks Jr, And More
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- Lonnie Liston Smith "Explorations" from Loveland (Columbia) 0:00
- Joe Alterman "You Can't Go Home Again" from The Living Room Sessions Vol. 2 (G2) 9:20
- Tyrone Jackson "F.T.M.O." from From The Mind Of Tyrone Jackson (Self-Released) 13:34
- Matthew Kaminski "April In Paris (Live)" from Live At Churchill Grounds (Chicken Coup) 18:17
- Gary Motley "Blue Pulse" from Muse And The Flame (Gary Motley Music) 25:26
- Freddy Cole "Take A Little Time To Smile" from Merry Go Round (Telarc) 39:10
- Kenny Banks, Jr. "Touch" from East Atlanta Village (Sessions Lane) 43:17
- Mary Lou Williams "Mack The Knife" from At Rick's Café American (Storyville) 47:39
- Joe Gransden's Big Band and Kenny Banks "I've Never Been In Love Before" from Dichotomy (Café 290) 51:14
- Zacharey Wilson "The Closer" from Keep Pressing On (Wkeyz Productions) 56:59
- PRIME featuring Peter Johnstone "A Sleepin' Bee" from PRIME Play Standards (Laundry Room Music) 1:07:45
- Doug Carn with Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Adrian Younge "Lion's Walk" from Doug Carn JID005 (Jazz Is Dead) 1:16:37
- Oscar Peterson "Dancin' Feet" from Night Child (Pablo Today) 1:20:52
- Geri Allen with Dave Holland and Jack DeJohnette "Dance Of The Infidels" from The Life Of A Song (Telarc) 1:27:06
- Andy "Love Medley" from 'round Midnight (Prestige) 1:41:58
- Dr. Lonnie Smith "Mellow Mood" from Spiral (Palmetto) 1:48:15
- Larry Young featuring Ray Gomez "Sticky Wicket" from Spaceball (Arista) 1:53:24
- Steps Ahead featuring Ray Gomez "Well In That Case" from N.Y.C. (Capitol/Intuition) 2:07:43
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